JP Morgan Survey shows a weak dollar consensus and stagnation in the US
According to the JP Morgan survey results with investors published on Friday (25), there is much higher than the recession in the US economy in the coming year.
Donald Trump has seen the majority of the world’s most negative impact on the world’s largest economy.
Three of the five bank interviews are believed to be staggering the US economic growth and that inflation will be higher than the federal goal of the 2% reserve, one of the five respondents expect more than 3.5% inflation.
There is also a consensus on the dollar’s weakness, and many expect the euro at least 11 1.11 at the end of this year, at least 8% of the US currency.
“Our meetings are noticeable to the differences of opinion among US investors compared to world investors about the consequences of governance change and marketing in the US, JP Morgan said.
According to the survey, investors who consulted that money are expensive, as US titles should not be reduced in income compared to current levels. It is believed that by the end of 2025, the reference income would be at least 4.25%.
Almost half of the respondents believe that Brent oil prices will not be stabilized from the current price of $ 66 per barrel, but three of the ten prices are expected to fall to a minimum of $ 60.
The survey shows that developing market shares will be 13% than other property classes, but 9% of the shares of developed market companies are believed to be better.
57% of respondents expect Wall Street actions to be the property class with the highest resources this year, according to the survey.
Investment in assets connected with constant and social responsibility (ESG) techniques is low, 30% investors are committed to pursuing their strategies, 42% are not interested.
The JP Morgan Survey conducted between April 1 and 24 and heard 495 investors.
